Book One- Secretary of the City
Book Two- Secretary Says
Liz White doesn't hate her job, but she doesn't love it either. Liz, a self-described slacker, is happy being a secretary to the Manhattan billionaire Henry Jones and his entitled, self-absorbed wife Leighton Jones. When Leighton once again pushes boundaries, this time flying off with an old flame on his private plane only to have it crash, Liz becomes a party to the coverup. From Henry to the governor's mansion to the NYC media, it's a game of cat and mouse as the lives they once knew begin to crumble around them. For Liz, that could mean unemployment. For Leighton and Henry, the consequences could lead to a lifetime of embarrassments. "Secretary of the City" is an ambitious, fast-paced, light-hearted look at the very rich and the very famous.
The detonation at Mine Twelve rips open more than a wall — it cracks the fragile balance between occupation and revolt. Sonus and Cerrin, ignited by unyielding loss, spearhead a daring raid to seize weapons from the Vitaari. Combat shells stalk the skies, loyalties fray, and every victory forces the rebels to choose how far they will go to survive.
Far above the surface, the Vitaari elite gather in ritual and rivalry. At the funeral of Lord Urisit-Alston Kan Talazeer, Count Derzitt Kan Talazeer watches as his family’s grief twists into opportunity. Old wounds, a recent attempt on a life by a poisoned blossom, and the uneasy rise of military figures like Commander Elezz expose a clan riven by suspicion and ambition. As political maneuvering and buried vendettas surface, the rebels’ hard‑won gains risk being swallowed by a colder, more calculating power.
A fast, bloody, and morally charged tale of insurgency, loyalty, and the cost of freedom—Rise of Corvos propels readers into a world where every victory demands a reckoning.
Dr. Marcus Stavros has spent fifteen years being called a crackpot by the archaeological community. His theories about pre-Christian sites containing ancient secrets have cost him his career, his marriage, and his reputation. But when he discovers identical architectural patterns beneath Greek Orthodox monasteries across the Mediterranean, he knows he's finally found proof that will vindicate everything.
He assembles a team of damaged experts, each bearing wounds that run deep. And those wounds make them perfect vessels for something that has waited in the dark for eons.
Beneath the monastery on Kymolos, they discover a library of forbidden knowledge and a binding ritual designed to contain Erebus, the primordial darkness that predates the Greek gods themselves. The ancient seals are failing. The fragments of a shattered god are calling to the broken places in their souls. And to save the world, they must make an impossible choice: accept the paradise that darkness offers them, or become the prison walls for an entity that hungers to unmake reality itself.
The Outward Shows the Least is a psychological horror novella that explores the terrible price of obsession, the weight of trauma, and what it means to sacrifice everything, including your humanity, for a truth no one else will ever know.
For fans of cosmic horror, Greek mythology, and stories where the monsters aren't the only thing to fear.
Bartender Imani Harper can see ghosts, but when her dead father's former colleague materializes in her apartment claiming her father was murdered over corporate fraud, ignoring the dead is no longer an option.
Two years ago, Imani's father was killed in what police called a random mugging. She dropped out of college, moved back to dying Easterville, Ohio, and buried herself in the comforting routine of pouring drinks at East Tavern, all while desperately ignoring the ghosts that have haunted her since a childhood transplant changed everything.
But when her father's former colleague appears as a ghost with an impossible claim, that Andre Harper's death wasn't random at all, Imani is forced to confront the supernatural ability she's spent years denying. The deeper she digs into the corporate fraud scheme at BioLogiCore Systems, the more bodies she uncovers, and the more questions arise about who her father really was.
With a ruthless killer eliminating anyone who gets too close to the truth, Imani must navigate a dangerous world where the dead are more honest than the living, and where every answer she uncovers raises a more devastating question about the man she thought she knew.
Sometimes the hardest mysteries to solve are the ones that force you to question whether you really want to know the truth.
Pathway to Reality created by Tenike Marie and Miriam Danville. This book is a dark, addictive psychological thriller that bends reality and tests morality.
If you love multiverse twists, emotionally complex characters, and stories where nothing is as it seems, this book will stay in your head long after the final page.
ABOUT THE BOOK: Pathway to Reality
A mind-bending psychological thriller where the greatest enemy you face… might be yourself.
Ryan Dunn’s life collapses in a single brutal night.
Disowned, broke, humiliated, and running on nothing but regret, he thinks he’s hit rock bottom, until he inherits his grandfather’s eerie, decaying country estate. What he finds inside those walls is something no one could ever prepare for:
A door to a parallel world.
A world where another Ryan lives the perfect life he always dreamed of — the success, the love, the comfort, the respect.
Same house. Same woman. Same face.
But one life is shining… and the other is broken.
When Ryan discovers he can step into that reality and claim the life he believes he deserves, he’s faced with one chilling condition:
The other Ryan must be replaced.
Permanently.
Now he must confront the darkest parts of himself - jealously, obsession, desperation, and the monster inside that whispers he deserves more.
PATHWAY TO REALITY — Out now!
Get ready to question everything.
The Death Wizard Chronicles: Volume 1 is the opening book in an epic dark-fantasy trilogy set in the war-torn realm of Triken, where death itself can be harnessed as magic.
The story centers on Torg, a Death Wizard, whose terrifying gift allows him to die voluntarily and return stronger each time, drawing power from the agony of his own demise. He is both champion and outcast—feared for what he can do, yet desperately needed as the last real defense against a rising tide of darkness.
Across Triken, brutal armies, monstrous creatures, and powerful sorcerers battle for control. Ancient forces stir, long-buried prophecies awaken, and a malevolent foe seeks not simply to conquer, but to break the world. Torg is drawn into a brutal conflict that will test his body, mind, and moral center. His struggle isn’t just against armies and tyrants, but against a deeper, more intimate threat: a monstrous enemy intent on devouring everything—and everyone—he loves.
The series blends large-scale warfare with intimate character arcs. There’s rich world-building, a complex magic system based on the mechanics of death, and a tone that moves between visceral, violent, sensual, and deeply philosophical. While the battles are intense and the stakes apocalyptic, the heart of the story explores fear of mortality, the cost of power, sacrifice, trauma, and what it really means to be alive when death is never final.
Nurakron weaves myth, memory, and mystery through the ancient heart of Sardinia.
Two photographers, bound by a shared destiny, uncover a secret buried deep within the earth—and within themselves: the call of a lost civilization.
It is a journey between science and legend, ancestral myths and demons as old as time itself, where every vision opens a door to both the past and the soul.
But what lies hidden within the heart of the Nurakron reaches far beyond them.
It is the key to a fragile balance on which the memory of humankind—and the survival of the Earth itself—depends.
As the shadows of the past begin to breathe again, the thin line between myth and reality becomes humanity’s last defense against oblivion.
He came to uncover his past— and woke something the mountain meant to keep buried.
After a devastating divorce and the loss of his children, airline pilot Caleb Maddox follows a pull he can’t explain to Red Banks, Montana—the mountain town that holds the secrets to his past…
Adopted as a baby, he’s always wondered where he came from, but the answers waiting for him are far darker than he imagined.
A forgotten grave. A ghost who doesn’t rest. And a woman who refuses to be ignored.
Brooke Bowen is bold, beautiful, and everything Caleb doesn’t want—because she makes him feel again. But when whispers of cartel activity and his ex-wife’s betrayal rise from the shadows, Caleb realizes the past he’s been running from has followed him into the mountains… and Brooke might be the only one who can save him—if they don’t destroy each other first.
Because some places don’t just call you home… They claim you.
Well, well, well, you are thinking about reading my correspondence. What a nosey parker you are. I guess it's because you want to find out where I put Emily Hohenzollern? My Rapunzel, a beautiful child with golden tresses. Emily has been missing for almost 18 years now. Though you are probably more interested in the reward for finding her than her flowing locks.
GREEDY YOU.
Never mind, we all have our thing, don't we? You like to read people's emails, and I love to turn children into fairy tales. Don't expect DISNEY though, my versions are quite GRIMM. Because being a Fairy Godmother like me might be about making dreams come true, but I don't always use glitter to do so. I can tell you now that every good fairy tale involves a little pain. And death. But read on buttinsky.
Once upon a time...
books.clan Sarah Tercel's The Fairy Godmother is a sinister blend of psychological horror and dark folklore. Framed through the unsettling letters of Amy Fitzgerald, a child serial killer who crowns herself a "Fairy Godmother," the novel captures the disturbing transformation of missing children into characters of her own grim fairy tales. Tercel combines chilling storytelling, sharp psychological insight, and an eerie atmosphere that makes readers feel they are peering into the private mind of a monster.
Mission Briefing:
Collect six sperm samples from 1968.
Do not feel emotions.
Do not say "I."
Return immediately.
Mission Status:
Samples collected: 0
Emotions felt: All of them.
"I" said: 47 times (and counting).
Return status: Complicated.
Three emotionless clones are sent to 1968 San Francisco to steal genetic material for their dying, beige future. But their optimized programming is no match for the chaos of Haight-Ashbury. Instead of samples, they discover Cheez-Its, I Love Lucy, and three men who teach them the one thing their world forgot: how to live.
But when the Ministry comes to forcibly retrieve them, they face an impossible choice: abandon the men they love and return to optimization, or become the revolution their beige world desperately needs.
A darkly comic time-travel novella about stolen sperm, found family, and teaching a dystopia to feel again.
For fans of Kurt Vonnegut, Becky Chambers, and anyone who's ever wanted to file a violation report for unauthorized joy.
“The Napoleon of Crime left behind one final puzzle: his own story.”
MORIARTY unveils the Victorian underworld through the eyes of Holmes’s greatest adversary. After Reichenbach, Holmes discovers the Professor’s private journal in a discarded coat—a manifesto that confirms his darkest suspicions while revealing depths he never imagined.
In these recovered pages, a mathematical prodigy becomes London’s shadow emperor: equations turn to weapons, chess to choreography, and the grimy streets of 1890s London become his laboratory. Through Moriarty’s own words, we witness genius weaponised—discipline, strategy, and the cold precision that built an empire. Yet one mystery haunts every page: why would a man who ruled from the shadows risk everything in hand-to-hand combat above the chasm at the Reichenbach Falls?
Canon-faithful, meticulously researched, and psychologically razor-sharp, MORIARTY confronts the riddles that have intrigued readers for generations—including the enigma of Colonel James Moriarty, who defended the Professor’s name. This atmospheric Victorian noir stands alone as Book One of The Victorian Moriarty Saga.
Perfect for readers of historical thrillers and the dark psychology of criminal genius.
Asesinato en Quimera
Los personajes que recorren estas páginas son enigmáticos, cada uno es un engranaje en este complejo mecanismo empresarial, y cada uno guarda sus propios misterios, sus propias estrategias ocultas. Le invito a ud ávido lector a adentrarse en este mundo, descifrar las intenciones detrás de las fachadas profesionales, para comprenderlos y, tal vez, desenmascarar al culpable.
Asà inicia nuestro juego de estrategia y engaño. Prepárate para dudar de todos, pues en el misterio de la muerte del señor Mendez, en el corazón de Quimera S.A., nada es lo que aparenta ser.
English Translation
Murder at Quimera: The characters who populate these pages are enigmatic, each a cog in this complex corporate machine, each harboring their own mysteries, their own hidden strategies. I invite you, avid reader, to delve into this world, to decipher the intentions behind the professional facades, to understand them and, perhaps, unmask the culprit. Thus begins our game of strategy and deception. Prepare to doubt everyone, for in the mystery of Mr. Mendez's death, at the heart of Quimera Inc., nothing is as it seems.
Three slaves of Blackwinter wanted only freedom. To claim it, they must bleed for it.
Brothers Vael and Rhyne Rex’Vayne have known nothing but chains, their lives spent spilling blood in the pits for the pleasure of a dying throne. Beside them stands Sera, healer and lover, her light scarred but unbroken. Together they dream of escape, of leaving the sand and the lash behind.
But the Hollow King Drizak and his veiled corpse-queen Lierith see more than defiance in them. They see a vessel for power. To claim it, the heroes must be broken, not with blades, but with temptation. With sin. All Vael, Rhyne, and Sera must do is stay true to themselves and to one another. But in Blackwinter, truth is fragile, love is a weapon, and even the purest hearts can be turned.
Sins have weight. And in a world where gods have fallen silent, even the broken may yet decide its fate.
Souls of Blackwinter is the first book in the Sinbound series, a tale of blood, chains, and defiance, perfect for readers of dark, merciless fantasy who know hope shines brightest on the edge of ruin.
Every sin leaves a scar.
Every scar tells a story.
Step into the frozen dominion of Blackwinter, where brothers bleed for survival in the Pit and a forgotten god waits to rise.
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Do you believe in redemption? If you knew the consequences of your choices, would you dare take the same path?Karl Fassbinder is no ordinary young man. He possesses superhuman strength, a gift he uses to fight crime and right the world’s wrongs alongside his younger brother, Axel. When they join forces with a bewitching stranger, they seem unstoppable.Then tragedy strikes, and their world is upended. The Fassbinder brothers find themselves plunging not only into an alternate time but also into another dimension. Caught in a web of secret agencies, demonic forces, and extraordinary heroes, they must unravel their destiny before it unravels them.Army of Three is a thrilling journey through a sci-fi universe with a hint of the supernatural, one that will twist the core of your personal philosophy. It is a parable of loss and redemption.Whether you’re looking for the thrill of the season, suspenseful action, to delve into haunting mysteries, to see the reach of unconditional love, or to feed your deep philosophical side. Army of Three is the book just for you.The beast preys on the broken. But the broken are not always weak.
Famous crime novelist Kennedy Clark is drawn into a police investigation when someone begins copying the murders in her books. Horrified, she is determined to do whatever she can to help catch the killer.
Detective Levi Varrone doesn’t like anything about these cases, including having a civilian involved. There is something different about them compared to the “average” murder. His instincts have never failed him before but going up against someone like this will take everything in both him and his partner Chelsea Strong, who has her own motivations.
Will they be able to catch the killer before it’s too late? Especially once they seem to be targeting Kennedy specifically...
Excerpt:
“What are we looking at here?” Levi asked the first officers to the scene after showing his badge.
“A woman hung upside down by electrical cords with the letter C carved into her forehead,” an officer said a bit queasily. “We don’t know cause of death yet.”
“I think I know,” Strong said grimly.
Levi raised an eyebrow. “You do? We just got here.”
“I recognize this setup too. The electrical cords…the letter C…it’s from Kennedy Clark’s book Three to Make Ready. In that book, the victim was electrocuted.”
Kennedy Clark again! Was this the same killer? Were they just choosing random victims to reenact Clark’s books with?
Levi didn’t want to believe they were dealing with a serial killer who was able to change their MO so easily. That would make them much harder to catch.
“We need to ID her first and foremost. See if this was someone close to her who just copied Clark’s book to throw us off,” Levi said grimly.
“And if it wasn’t? What if this is the same nutjob who killed Skidmore?” Strong demanded.
“Then we have a serial killer on our hands. One who is a major fan of Kennedy Clark.”
Review:
Molly Day’s “The Writing on the Wall” is a taut, emotionally charged mystery-drama that blurs the line between fiction and reality in chilling fashion. With a premise that hooks from the start—a crime novelist whose fictional murders begin manifesting in real life—Day crafts a slowburn thriller that’s as psychologically compelling as it is suspenseful.
At the heart of the novel is Kennedy Clark, a bestselling author whose vivid imagination becomes a liability when a killer begins reenacting scenes from her books. Day deftly explores Kennedy’s inner turmoil, guilt, and fear, especially as suspicion turns toward her.
From the start, there is undeniable tension between Kennedy and Detective Levi Varrone, whose skepticism and grit make him a formidable foil. Their dynamic, along with Levi’s partner Chelsea Strong—who harbors her own motivations—adds layers of complexity to the investigation.
Day’s writing is cinematic, with visceral imagery and sharp dialogue. The descriptions of crime scenes are haunting and evocative, successfully setting the tone for a story that doesn’t flinch from the macabre. Yet beneath the horror lies a poignant exploration of obsession, family loyalty, and the burden of creativity.
Kennedy’s relationship with her sister Reagan, a lawyer fiercely protective of her, injects warmth and humanity into the narrative, grounding the protagonist in a world that feels lived-in and emotionally resonant.
The novel’s structure, beginning with a present-day interrogation and flashing back to Kennedy’s writing struggles and personal triumphs, creates a compelling dual timeline that mirrors the unraveling mystery.
“The Writing on the Wall” is more than a whodunit; it’s a meditation on the power of storytelling and the dangerous allure of fame. As Kennedy grapples with the consequences of her own imagination, readers are invited to question the boundaries between the author and the audience, between fiction and reality. Molly Day delivers a gripping, layered narrative that lingers long after the final page.
Our verdict: This book is a must-read for fans of psychological thrillers, crime fiction, and character-driven drama.
